Chapter XI - Appeals
Section 95
Section 95: omitted provision
Section 95, formerly concerning conditions for interim orders, is omitted. This page records its status and directs readers to the applicable current framework.
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Statutory text
Bare law
[Omitted.]
Current status and amendment
The official India Code consolidation as on 1 June 2026 records omission by the Tribunals Reforms Act, 2021 (33 of 2021), section 21, with effect from 4 April 2021.
What this means for a business
This provision belonged to the former Appellate Board framework. Its omission must be read with the current High Court provisions, including sections 91, 97 and 125 where applicable. An old form, order or residual reference does not create a present right to file before the abolished IPAB.
Historical records and current decisions
The former subject was: Conditions for interim orders. An omitted section number remains useful when tracing old records, but it must not be presented as an operative present-day rule.
Hypothetical example: A party receives a legacy document referring to the IPAB. It checks the procedural history and current competent forum instead of attempting a fresh filing with the abolished body.
Practical review steps
Record the dates of the conduct, application, order or proceeding.
Locate the official amendment and any applicable savings or transition provisions.
Identify the currently competent authority and the substantive provisions governing the specific issue.
Practical checklist
Do
- Distinguish an omitted provision from an operative section.
- Keep dated historical records when the old law may matter.
- Check current law and any transition provisions for the particular facts.
Avoid
- Do not direct a new filing to the abolished Appellate Board using this omitted section.
Glossary
- Omitted provision
- A provision removed from the operative text by an amending enactment.
- Transitional issue
- A question about which law or procedure applies to events or proceedings spanning the legislative change.
Frequently asked questions
Is section 95 currently an operative rule?
The cited consolidation marks it omitted with effect from 4 April 2021.
Why keep a page for an omitted section?
It explains the numbering gap and helps readers recognise outdated references without presenting the old rule as current law.
Does omission settle every historical or related issue?
No. The event date, amendment, relevant savings and other applicable law must be checked.
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